Find out what your website is costing you.
A person opens the site you have now, on a phone and on a desktop, and writes down what is wrong with it. Free, returned in writing, and yours whether or not you ever buy anything.
A person, not a scanner.
Someone opens your site on a phone, the way your customers do, and again on a desktop.
They check the things that cost you calls: speed, the call button, whether it says what you do, whether search can place you.
They write it down in plain language — what is wrong, why it matters, and what it would take to fix.
You get it in writing. There is no meeting you have to sit through to hear the result.
It is not an automated scan, and there is no tool here that crawls your site.
It is not a sales call with a report attached.
It is not a commitment to buy anything, at any point.
A score, and the reasons behind it.
The score is shorthand. The useful part is the list underneath it: the specific defects, in the order they are costing you money.
Scores are given by the person doing the checkup. Nothing is scanned — C1 is a product decision, not a limitation we are working around.
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An example checkup result
There isn't one.
- What it costs
Nothing. No deposit, no card, no trial.
- What you commit to
Nothing. The checkup is yours either way.
- What happens after
We rebuild it speculatively — and you still owe nothing until you have seen the finished site and decided you want it.
It asks for five things.
Two of them are optional. The only one that really matters is the address of the site you have now.
Would rather not fill in a form? The contact page reaches the same person.